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SHOT DEAD NEAn ARLINGTON.

SHUT DEAD NEA8 n LuNGuVNs
yehn Carroll, . Ysaae Colsrea Maa %
West WasAAagsen, Killed. ~ Dsbsrs
Plan
4 fnzyEns DE1ufs LlAps 20 nm Boxscrpa-D-
CAPE on TIE YOUTHFUL MuRDERxh
Lieut.. Redway, Of the seventh police station, was
notified this morning by Commonwealth's Attof-
ney Clements ana sheriff De vaughn. OF Alexandria
County, Va, that Jno. Carroll, d young colored
man, had been murdered yesterday morning about
o O'Clock near the main entrance Of Arlington
Cemetery, within short distance Of Freedman's
village, By Robt Pinn, . colored youth. The fol-
lowing description was subsequently sent 70 the
various police stations In this District:
"Look out for and arrest Robt Pinn, bright
yellow boy, eighteen years old, s feet inches
high, slender build, smooth thin face, slightly
and black SLOUGH hat. Wanted for the murder &
Jno: Carroll, near Arlington, Va, about O'Clock
A ssAs lspctssf who investigated the killing
employed as drivers In brickyard on the Virginia
side Of the river When Ptnn was about 10 20 70
work yesterday morning he missed hts whip, and
latter's house to inquire about It. Carroll, It APP
pears, did have the whip, and gave It up without
any harsh words passing between them Before
leaving, however, Pinn remarked to Carroll: ~
torted, q" bet you can't show me q cent" P1nn
drew from his pocket a cent, and told Carroll TO
look at II, and the latter refused whereupon Il IL
pistol ana bred at Carroll the pail taking efect
In the left breast causing death in about I'VE
minutes Ptnn WAS last seen crossing the Chain
The body OF the murdered man was removed
this morning TO MS aunts residence on q street
between SD and 34th streets, West Washington
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Tho surplus 81 the shepherd Testi.
mOui0ls

TIE PROPER DEPOSITION OF THR MONEY!.
At the meeting Of the executive committee at
WIZARDS Hotel last night, an incomplete account
ing Of the expenses OF the recent testimonial to
Gov. Shepherd indicated q surplus Of the sub
scribed fund. A proposition to divide the excess
pro rata among the orphan asylums Of the Dis
trict was discussed, but action the subject was
deferred TO the next called meeting OF the COM
mittee. The chairman Of the finance committees,
MI E. Kurtx johnson, contends that before as
Stunning to make any disposition whatever OF any
surplus that may remain over expenditure pro
rata tender OF the amount should be made TO the
original subscribers, and that their views, which
probably would accord with such Charitable
design, should at least be allowed expression.
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Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
FRANKFORT, october 15.--The order for the ar
rest OF General B0ulanger was executed Last even
ing.
An Amsterdam dispatch to the Frankturter EEL
t.ng says that the government estimate OF the
Java coffee crop Is 2S5, 900 picuis
Rome dispatch to the Ffonkhrter Zeitun0
says that the government has arranged with the
S0cieta Generate ID Navtgazione TO make ready
Tor three mouths service, twenty large steamers
TO transport trU0ps to N assowah.
The Continentalstock Exchanges were quiet and
inactive to-day.
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THE DEATH OF JUDGE ELLErr.


Particulars 81 the TrAgic Events which
Dfoke n % sAs Ms0phls Esssivisiss.
M1hrm TENN, October lA--when Judge n
~ eenk io!0 chair In fAint1ng condition some
Ittie cS111s,on i9llowed Dr: Bryant, Postmaster.
furn.
Several gentlemen OF the reception committee
VINO Were seated in close proximity, aided In the
efforts which were made 70 restote him TO con-
ec1ou3nesR Three or four Of the ladies opened
their fans and did al In their power 70 revive him
Watsf vas thrown In his taco and stimulants ID
Dr. Kennedy Joyce came 70 the assist
ence oI ". Bryant, and the two worked with
the proesrate and unconscious FORM but with
guy AVAIL President Cleveland, who had Just
nnisned nis address. stood looking at the
me venersSe iuTist with ed and sympatnstsc
eMscteo Tne Presidentiai party had eft the plat.
n9dy ano. turning 70 An acquaintance, remarked:
'Iet1 loan the Presidents party"
WITH Judge Ellotti" 81. Bryant responded: "He
tainted, and has not yet recovered con-
sc1ousness." This was said 70 dispel the
SHADOW o. gloom that might otherwise have
0een cast upon the festivities had the true
c0nditlon OF the stricken man been made known.
The Immense multitude who witnessed the Incl
cent d1d not realize that death had come among
tnem; They made q rush for the exposition
leaving the few friends Of the judge
the SAD duty OF carrying his r,mains across the
street rom where they were soon Afterwards taken
20 MS nome on Shelby street.
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Twenty Thousand signatures
ATTACHED TO THE LETTER OF TIE CITIZENS O
wASHINGTON TO GOV. SHEPHERD.

ATTACHED TO THE LETTER OF The CITIZENS or
wASHINGT0N TO GOV. SHEPHERD.
The executive committee OF the demonstration
Of welcome to Gov. shepherd held meeting last
evening and disposed OF Its business. All expenses
have been paid, and the surplus OF several hun.
dred dollars remaining will probably be donated
to the several charitable institutions of the Dis
trict. vote OF thanks was rendered to Col. VIM.
Dickson, f. II. Newmyer. and Il. Kurtz johnson
iOr their energetic cooperation In promoting the
grand success OF the demonstration. Mr.. VIM. y.
Mattingly and Matthew w. Gait were appointed
as committee to have a suitable binding pre-
pared for the letter of citizens addressed to Gov
Shepherd and also q case to enclose the letter
engrossed on parchment Of the District Commits
siOners rendering to MI. Shepherd the freedom Of
the city. The number OF signatures attached TO
the testimonial letter approximates 10000.
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A meeting Of the members OF the bar took place
this afternoon in the Circuit Court room to take
action respecting the death Of Matthew @. Emery,
IT,, son Of ex-Mayor Emery, who died on Monday
morning last. Mr.. Jas. g. Payne, president Of the
Bar Association, presided, with MIR. Z. C. Elliot
secretary, On motion OF Mr.. H. B. Davis the chair
appointed Messrs. II. E. Davis WIN. F. Mattingly,
John Selden, A. G. Bradley, and W. d. DuHamel.
committee on resOiutiOna ana they reported
sion to their sense Of the loss they have sus-
tained by the death OF Mr.. Emery, and to bear
tues; that In his death they have been deprived
Of bright and promising member OF our profess
ston a. scholar and brother, OF whose kindhesS
love- 1delity to duty, and purity OF character we
Will always cherish with affecti0nate remem-
brance." They tender his family theif heartfelt
Feeling tributes to the life and character Of the
deceased, and to his high standing as lawyer and
q citizen, were made by Messrs. Davis, Selden
Mooft, DuhaInel and Others and the resolutions
were adopted.
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Minister Killed ny Robbers.
INV. THOMAS P. RYAN MURDERED At ms HOME u

.onARlssrux, W. VA, october lA--Nsws just
reached here TO the. effect that On la1t fhtfs.
home q Rev: Thomas e .Eyan, 8 HethpdlR
lhey made. demands Tor money and ct seyeral
Rev. Edward Ryan, Of Michigan, was shot d8qd by
one Of the masked robbers The mur0efyd
WsIlto.da fSsss II sSsss eSsiisnsst ia 4 Is
gang y captured they will q lynche4 . ther
have been coghmitting many ro1beriee q the -.
Onicers aud detectives ate In not pufsutt lArte
rewards have beeh offered
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THERE WAS NO EARTHQUAKE
Charleston was Cut OFF by q Fire which
Burned the 4 elegraph Wires.
CHARLESTON, y. c., Oct 15.-F1re at O'Clock this
morning destroyed several buildings three miles
from this city. The fire grounded" the wires and
cut on telegraphic communication with the city.
The wires were repaired this morning. The loss Is
about 800.
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Store and dwelling.
400 18th IT. a.w.. " 900
sos La av.. I'd moor. .3u
46s La sy.. Sd a. Ar. 80
store room l54l III p.w.l5
Cellar l543 n 81. NV ....S
Stable rear 92Z X st. nv. g
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HAS YOUNG STAIN LIED.

HAS YOUNG STAIN LIED
A Record which shows he was In Jail
at the time OF the Bank Robbery.
LEWISTON, Me-, October ia journal reporter
1nds by the record OF the AndroscogHtn county
Jail that Chas. F. Stain was committed to Jail
February 4, 1873. for horse-stealing. Not being
able 10 ind bail he was indicted In the April tern
plead guilty and was sentenced 10 three years In
and taken to States prison. This record covers
the time he alleges he was assisting In IT, Dexter
bank robbery.
YOUNG STAIN DID MOI. ASSIST At TIE MURDER,
LEWISTON, ME-, October 15.-The Journal has
obtained copy OF the confession OF Charles STAIN
ally from the one already published. Instead OF
claiming to have been with his father and the
gang when Cashier Barron was murdered, the
younger stain says he obtained his Information In
regard to the crime from his father three years
in state OF delirium during illness
After the deliriun had passed the
elder stain, believing himself TO be dying, told his
son to get a Bible, which, having been obtained
the father took 1t in his hand and sOiemnly re-
the father began to recover rapidly and according
TO young Stain then regretted having confessed
the murder. He then placed cooked revolver at
his sons head and made him swear repeatedly
that ne would never reveal what he
had had is earned Young stain promised tss
mind finally became too heavy to bear, and he de-
cded TO tell the story In other respects the orig
tnal confession does not differ from that which
has been published The details OF the murder,
bank the fatal blows upon Barron's head by stain,
and the hiding OF the body In the vault are In the
original confession precisely as have been made
public.
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No COmprOmise Reached
THE NEW YORK PRINTERS FAIL TO CONE 10 TERMS
WITH THE ENPLOYERS,

NEW YORK, October Isl he striking book and
jon printers held conference with their late en-
ployers that exteded into this morning. Neither
SIDE would yield q point, and the meeting broke
w with both sides determined to hold out. The
employers say they can secure plenty OF men from
other clues, and the strikers have posted eentes
70 Induce the newcomers TO remain away from
the snOp5s There are now over 100 printers on
strike. The bFAss-workers' lockout has no new
feature.
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Sentenced In Death.

JERSEY CRY, N. j., October 15-Joseph echlem-
mer, VINO SHOT and killed his niteen-year-old wife
10 this city August I, was sentenced by Judge
December IA
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MAN RlRD.

k.aS.ss R ) e. s ooSs Il
DAVIS, Of Oo.gHry n y. z. bsrrisser. y ADELaA Ls
fSs .SS d''sA''f d 4 J. D'''' ESQ., d "'''''';sr
aIBsoE-BENroN, In Bs,tmor., Ma. % sAs sis
BEN ION. by tbs hev. Dr.. 4aurscs WnsOn. oosA -
Warrington. ID. q.
PAUL-NAIRN THURSDAY, October Is. 1857. q ~
bpqsr. HkTAYR 4 PAUL q wsIs6slA q. %
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A1Afnaihs Fire II Cimcinhati.
TWO ACRES OF LUMBER Stunning AND 4 nian VIM
PREVAILING.
CIxCrSSATl October Is, / 80 p. in.-F1re q re.
buildings q the eastern part Of the city. A high
wind 10 prevailing.
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ST. Loufs ma. oesonef lA.A sgedal % II
reported here that three 0atla0A MaeA -
Yretnes and An Uhkl0wk Nese no. yl9tYcaht q
l Dsansa 3. asr T2: q osiss 49, ND
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r. SD Cnv.m t-.15r.s7i
22s2Ol:tSh nv. sr..I ID
sSOl Sv- ssOre 4 6r ~
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scOtt ave u-v.. I r " hit :
ney Clo--. stzblc, 6r... >
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snouiAi Pssvn,sm d A wni.-A ievy0 4 NJ
acqNsintance says .Nneer q tse ne.e9a ~
ts slore n' physcisS & ccSssders6ss Sesith sfsr
pfovidipe lberslly lor he femlly Zen 4 uva u
oven oven & snsssiis . soss Psg;ssasssi RsS 10 -
5 S.s ssss ~ ssis s e T - g
g. si & i 8: :sss.ss a. i ssss:
sss e i sss esO sss e ss.s
cSs ses fEis vesa have - tSaF Ne -.
S III v SO Se = scssss u ~ .
"a tfdsises ANNUALLY b. ese MI. isLiesSsS
e6sl ss1 No sg1aia DssSe bsswesa - ANS
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OUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
BAY HORSE, SEVEN WARS OLD WARRANTED
SOUND, KIND AND 11N liz; ONE Top PH e.
NESS,
AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER EI0HTrEN
ct hALF-PAsT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, will sell. in
'front.' OF our salesroOms 9th and Streets the above
H. hsetoh aud Harness. to which attention is re-
spec'fully called. ol5.2t
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POwDERLY HAS NOT RESIGNED.


In the Generai Executive Hoard.
MINNEAPOLIs, MIMI, october 15.-The report
that General Master workman POwderiy had, at
2::'O this morning, written peremptory resigna-
ton, created genuine sensation. 1t was not gen.
orally believed. Mr.. Powderiy was seen early
this morning. He emphatically denied having
written his resignation Regarding the lack
OF harmony among the general executive
board, which had been given out as the cause
OF the alleged resignation, Mr.. POwderly refused
to express himself. That there Is trouble
brewing Is very evident, as Mr.. POwdery might
have easily discrediCed The rumOr by declaring
that there was no lack OF harmony In the board.
Messrs. Bailey and Barry, whom, IL is alleged,
canvassing their cause, and would, probably, In
case the matter came TO vote In the assembly,
The press committee has put such seal upon the
proceedings OF the convention that It Is dificuit
TO ascertain the exact facts until night, when the
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WESTERN UNION OFFICIALS IN BALTIMORE TODAY
ARRANGING TIE DETAILS.
BALTIMORE, October 15.-Gen. Ec4ert, Mr.. Van
Horn, q. A. Tinker, and otners representing the
Western Union, are engaged to-day with President
Bates and several OF the Baltimore and Onio direc
tors IN arranging the details for the transfer Of
the Baltimore and OHIO telegraph to the Western
Union. 1he trunsftr will be made At I2 O'Clock
tonight. None OF the details have yet been made
known.
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TO SUPPRESS THE LEAGUE.

The lrisSs Privy Council Will Try -
Devise More Elective Measures
LONDON. october 15,-The Irish Privy Council
will meet In Dublin early next week for the pur-
pose OF adopting measures for total suppression OF
the National League The nationalists are deter
mined to hold q demonstration at W0odfUrd, on
Sunday, despite the fact that proclamation has
been issued f0rbidding any meeting.
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FINANCIAL. AMI COIM4WEHClAfss

New York Stock Market.
the New York stock Market % reported BY special
ware to Corson B. hscartney, i4lv street
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TVHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

lnUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE. FRONTING TWENTY-FIVE
PET ON TAE. East SIDE OF iIFTEENTH
STREE AND RUNNING BACK WI THAT
N1DlH ONE HUNDRED AND TwENlY-SEvEN
FEET To A 1EN-fOUT ALLEY, AED KNOWN
As THE OLD POhTlON OE-AELCKEk'S
HOTEL.
By Of certain deed Of trust bearing date -
Septeni er 20. 1879, aud duly recorded in LibersH5
No; IJ6 tolio % ct one Of the Laud Records ID
Of thu District vi Columbia and by virtue Of dec
VI the supreme Court Of the said district of Columbia
In equity No. ~. Il, md ut ,he request the
srty secured thereby. default having been made in
AUCTION, in front Of the premises THURSDAY, THE
TMENIYSEHENTH LAl Or DC rUBEh, A. d. 1887
NJ II ALF-PAsf rOUh " CDOCk p. NJ. all OF lot num-
bered eleven q in Davids0ns OF psrt Of
square numbered two hundred ami twenty two (222l
rUnI 20 ON 10Th street and ininR back with
that duh l27 feet TO lOfVUt alley. Us the is
Columbia
ems vf sale cash. and TO be complied with within
wety days from day of SALE property to be resod
a. risk and cost of defau ing purchaser deposit of
$500 will be required time o. SALE All conveyanc.
ing at cost of purchaser.
o15-d&ds r. W. TYLER Trustee.
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Ys4 yea ny soh, iavs fead yuuf little posrn,
ssThC0Gh Dafk ths ssorm Clouds Gsshsf Hsts tire
etafs ale shiainS u tie sky." Yea say that
tAeuGhs gives yvu ufeas esmfests well I'm eiad
ah!e p 81 iat5 ths houAA II rovsrty WITH ~ r
shiSIl svef aslsll yps. yos might rrite sl.ethes
e6afoHaag pQeih clfSoIsh IN cdssd = Jati t0y
SsS Hese1 !gS g m1nsy. Y me been. eome
scste tss waves 10 Nh ssd ~ q nssasaAA
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NO Trace OF the M .simg 0unbOat.
LONDON, october l5.-Intelhgence has been
received mere that the gunOOatS which were sent
out TO search Tor the British guntOat Wasp, which
IL supposed 10 We been lost IN = recent typhO0n
while on voyage from SINGAPORE for Shanghai
have returned without having found the misstnG
vessel
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TITS PoflcRnANp CLuB Cur An ARrHRY.-wm.
n. EliiS the cUi0red man who was struck over the
leit eye with club by Policeman narrower, pr the
ntst precinct while the latter had him under ar
taken 70 the ONCE OF Dr.. belfriz, on 3dsti eet,
this morning. The doctor examined the wound
was then removed TO Providence Hospital, where
it was found that his wound was serious This
afternoon the physician at the hospital told 81
not likely 70 prove fatal ana Thought that the pa
tient would be able to leave the hospital In about
two weeks
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ts5 Ssw. Or $50 30 47e 4s1 Istaw,. 6rsl 5.30
IN IksL sw Or lO.JO I20s Sd St aw,5r.. 10 80
tyDu 1st.r ar -. . SO Va. or..... 10
ills i1S llssC Is W or IA lz2 N 1T ,5r. wster 10
ills Del we sw 4r..S JOj 81. s.w-. -
sIg .v aier IS Cor 9Th and T. sc. .6rl2.JO
oi5-:H. c. IL IAt.kE- Cor. A. and q sts. s~
IyOR RENT-I3I7 z ST. n. W. SEVEN-ROOA
IL Dwelling. s.,U per month
AI-o' on " 81, neac l;,n ST n w. two-story brick
new: six rooms aud Dati bag window mod iinps.
JOHN BOWL q CO..
oI5Jt l22l 81 NV.
I,UR RENT-222 Sd ST. =. L. NICE 1HIkTELN-
II BRICK al modern imp ovements. IN food re-
pair ON Penn sylvania cars rent ressCnaoie
% de-irabe ten.lt. IDqu.re on IremIses. "
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FOR RENT-HOUSES


1895 Sd 1T nv, 7r.e30. 90
:joe a 81 a e., Sf.......3o
La 18th 81. n w.. VI. 80
III vt1 st. NV, 6r. 80
l0 q IT. NV, Cr. 80
Upper part laos y 81
l5 i II ro sl;i Il. :. ". js::...sSs
i23o . st-n.v, 5r........S
ilUOS v st. Ae., 1r.......26
23s 18th st. av.. OF ....25
50 6tn st. aw., Tor. .x5
100 Sth 81 n. w.,6r.22.50
s<g sth Ut. n. Cd Or. .l2.50
eOo ' 81. NV, 6r........12
22 Clark's alley q. v. .
go Willow; fiir;:;s;' .iisyi -
D III II
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PARIS, October 15.-N. wilson denies the state
ment published In the Iatraasi0s0nt that he
for certain person. He Intends to prosecute Il
Rochefort for calumny,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RxNT-noDEnN BAI.WIND0w BRICK
s:.s S S:se sSs ss :. I'll lssS x n.
l,0R RENT-REslDENok FURNISHED HIGHLY,
: .s ' S rs e. s.s s': :ss., s' .i
s5 E ~ hlsiS =. r..rr
build,ne .. ihe iolle Wing ior ron. fsrnlshsdl
si ss Ss ;: %. :ar :Ss siso y
sss: !. sifs .1s 70 $50 *; x:
;.. nss sns Ssg.a:ly SSI. E. ass. s., .na S.:.
end ia an ssy Eel
moth S,. .,. ,...,.. No., ,-....a ,,,,, u,...
.. sss = sss ssS ssSr
Fooms C., sSmSSsssy .sd nis.ly turai.hsd. nSiad.
soo y: S Ss; 'D 2pSiS . jso fSss;oSS
i. Z. si Soa.: ,da Il
:: s.si e Se.' and hath
room: and BAN. modsrn Improvement. s75 per
.5s n Il. s z. s LII sv:s :s.: sss
. To-. :ssz: s.sl
Of 0lOs.ts large and small; In tset eli modern
corner Of 7thsA r0sd and Princeton ST. ego per
month. = .----
Apply to JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
o13-l6t l4l0 st. n. VI.
4. OR RRNT-tNFURNfsHED-
+ inc house, u rooms, excellent locality $500
iofv ave. ~ rooms. AeV
1910 ST. hsw~ ~ rUOns OO
Ground floor, $50 st. NV, rooms. ........... 90
Upper ROOMS, OS5 st n.w.s each ............. 10
lo43 & Isl NV, 81
Or eIley town r0sti aud woodey Lane, 10 B... rs
Tenleytv~n rvsd ut northern 1eorystown bound :.
~ JOHN ID BEAIL Co,
oG-lm 1921 street.
LOR RENT-THE LARGE COMMODiOUS DWELL
II ing, glS ST. n W., containing Is rvona. including
baths. saloon larior, large pier ut each AL
modern couveniences. Apply W. H. COMBS, 92u Pa
ave. ax24ws
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Better Feeling in Baltimore and Ohio
shares
BALTIMORE, october l5-i'here Is a better feel.
Ing in Baltimore and OHIO Railroad shares to-day.
There Was no Offering at the STOCK board, wnile
116 was bid
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Sne L0OMvllle C0Ok1efJoufu0.
society has something to talk about n Is the
original manner In which young lady everruled
decisaon Of her fatherh The daughter q Q we'll
known professional gehtiemaa wished 10 make
visit to some friends In New orieana The father
withheld HE Consent the youhe lady was very
indignant. Her father entertained some gentle
per. In the midst Of the meal they heard q tre-
hehd0us noise ID the room above them. lt
sounded - 4 some enc were overturntng All the
see what was the matter. his daughter was Ytng
sQuarely on her back Ia the middle Of the door,
pounding IL with her heels and email peces q fuf.
was the matter, and The EeQlie4 that she wtsaeo
70 60 70 New 0rieahA he told bet 70 stop bet
ID Is Eussts ana n sen nihutes the hs!se We r.
suuned worse than ever. He vent ~ 70 ~ datgf-
ts's room and again found nes Cssaag u pcof.
gT1ly; sAnd you car starr t0-night" Thus the
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District Gsovernmemt Affair.


BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Rntw1sle as follows:
To erect-Mra p Shipman, brick dwelling, No.
1910 Q street northwest; $1,000 H. A. Griswold,
frame dwelling on Maple avenue, Anacostta;
5000. A. Lindenkehl, brick dwelling, No. II 4th
street southeast; q, 800. l. NJ. saunders, brick
dwelling; $1,000. VIM. Fegan, Drlck dwelllng;
$780, John Lucket to repair No :s22 street SOUTH
west; $250.
MIsCBLLANBOUS
The re-surfacinG OF Dupont Circle has been au
thOrtzed by the District commissioners The
work will be commenced early next week 1t will
cost about 5000 Yhe improvement o, sire t
northwest, between 21st aud 22d streets, Will be
considered In connection With the provisional
schedule for next season. The commissioners
have under consideration the matter OF protecting
the parking and grass on New York avenue.
The Commissioners have ordered that the 11th-
street gate OF the hay market shall be kept open
during market hours.
MARYLAND MILITARY 10 PASS THROUGH THE CRY.
The Commissioners have written Gen. J. Howard,
adJutant general OF the State Of Maryland, grant
ing permission to such military organiza ions OF
that state as may attend tue laying OF the corner
stone OF the Lee memorial monument, In Rich
mond, to pass through the District armed and
equipped.
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